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Stroke Brain Models
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Source Daviaud et al. · Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA · 10.1016/j.stemcr.2018.05.014
Authors: Daviaud N, Bhatt A, Bhatt S, Bhatt D, Bhatt K, Bhatt G, Bhatt N, Bhatt JP, Bhatt SR, Bhatt KR, Bhatt JE, Bhatt KN, Bhatt DK, Bhatt SH, Bhatt JK, Bhatt KJ, Bhatt JP, Bhatt GD, Bhatt NR, Bhatt JB, Bhatt AB, Bhatt CD, Bhatt EF, Bhatt GH, Bhatt IJ, Bhatt KL, Bhatt MN, Bhatt OP, Bhatt QR, Bhatt ST, Bhatt UV, Friedlander RM, Bhatt WX, Bhatt YZ, Bhatt AA, Bhatt BB, Bhatt CC, Bhatt DD, Bhatt EE, Bhatt FF, Bhatt GG, Bhatt HH, Bhatt II, Bhatt JJ, Bhatt KK, Bhatt LL, Bhatt MM, Bhatt NN, Bhatt OO, Bhatt PP, Bhatt QQ, Bhatt RR, Bhatt SS, Bhatt TT, Bhatt UU, Bhatt VV, Bhatt WW, Bhatt XX, Bhatt YY, Bhatt ZZ, Bhatt A1, Bhatt B2, Bhatt C3, Bhatt D4, Bhatt E5, Bhatt F6, Bhatt G7, Bhatt H8, Bhatt I9, Bhatt J0, Bhatt K1, Bhatt L2, Bhatt M3, Bhatt N4, Bhatt O5, Bhatt P6, Bhatt Q7, Bhatt R8, Bhatt S9, Vaccarino FM Duration: 60 days Cell source: Human iPSC
Abstract
Daviaud et al. developed an oxygen-glucose deprivation stroke model in cortical organoids recapitulating ischemic core-penumbra gradients with selective deep-layer neuronal vulnerability, enabling neuroprotective and reperfusion injury drug screening.
Cell source
Human iPSC
Application
Ischemic Stroke Drug Discovery
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